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| The whole code for managing the computables is contained in rdfs_computable.pl in the module semweb. | The whole code for managing the computables is contained in rdfs_computable.pl in the module semweb. | ||
| - | === Caveats === | + | ===== Caveats |
| When something does not work, check the following. Most likely, there is a minor inconsistency in the OWL names that makes the whole process break. | When something does not work, check the following. Most likely, there is a minor inconsistency in the OWL names that makes the whole process break. | ||
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| Here, we do not have the frame/value scheme, but rather one command for creating instances (command) and one for checking if an instance belongs to the respective class (testCommand). | Here, we do not have the frame/value scheme, but rather one command for creating instances (command) and one for checking if an instance belongs to the respective class (testCommand). | ||
| - | ==== Prolog classes ==== | + | ===== Prolog classes |
| The definition of computable prolog classes is similar to the preceding ones, you simply need to describe the class (here: DrinkingMug) and a binary predicate (here: comp_objectsOnTable(Inst, | The definition of computable prolog classes is similar to the preceding ones, you simply need to describe the class (here: DrinkingMug) and a binary predicate (here: comp_objectsOnTable(Inst, | ||
